Picasso painting smashes auction record, fetching $179.3m
Housing estate makes Turner shortlist
BBC 'at tipping point' with cuts
Genevieve Hassan
Entertainment reporter
It is that time already? Time for us to sign off for the day, but we'll be back bright and early from 08:30 BST tomorrow so do join us then.
We'll leave you with a fun feature Rolling Stone has written, ranking Arnold Schwarzenegger films according to their maximum Arnold-ness - rating his best quips and most impressive physical feats, among other things.
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Image source, Getty ImagesEveryone's dreamed about becoming a rock star at some point in their lives - but how you do actually go about doing it?
Who else better to advise than Rolling Stone guitarist Ronnie Wood, who is marking 50 years in music.
He's helpfully given his top five tips for young bands trying to making it today, which include playing hundreds of shows and keeping a diary.
We asked you earlier if you'd be tuning in for Big Brother's return tonight and if you thought it was guilty-pleasure TV or has had its day.
Sean Sutton tweets, external: "Bit of both, one could argue."
RohiniMakwana tweets, external: "I think it's a marmite TV show."
Paul Howells tweets, external: "I think it had its day way before it transferred over from Channel 4 to Channel 5!"
Image source, PAHe's made appearances in Star Trek: The Next Generation, The Simpsons and The Big Bang Theory - now Professor Stephen Hawking is going to appear at this year's Glastonbury festival.
The physicist will be making a "special guest appearance" at the festival's Kidz Field - aimed at children aged 12 and under.
Other acts announced at the event include magician Dynamo - although we're not sure if Prof Hawking will be part of his act.
Life-sized cast-iron sculptures by Antony Gormley have been placed at five beauty spots around the UK.
The commission - entitled Land - was created to mark 50 years of UK building conservation charity Landmark Trust.
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Image source, ABCStrictly Come Dancing judge Len Goodman took to the dance floor on the US version of the show (on which he also judges, the busy man!) with contestant Nastia Liukin and dancer Derek Hough for a Viennese waltz last night.
As part of the show's semi-finals, Goodman outlined why he wanted to join former gymnast Liukin for the final moments of their routine.
"I'm old now but I look back and I've got arthritis in my knee, I can't dance," he said.
"For everyone, there comes a time when you can no longer do something. But you always think back to how it was and what it was like.
"Sometimes I get that feeling and think 'Gee I wish I could still dance like that' and that's what I want this to be."
Here's a round-up of other news making headlines elsewhere on the BBC news website:
Perth and Kinross council has approved plans for the T in the Park festival to be held at Strathallan Castle. [Read more]
The BBC will be forced to slash its drama output if the licence fee is cut, according to the man who commissioned hits like Poldark, Sherlock, Call the Midwife and Wolf Hall. [Read more]
An Edinburgh artist's painting of a canoe in a moonlit lagoon has fetched nearly $26m (£16.6m) at a record-breaking auction in the US. [Read more]
Scenes from the new series of Benefits Street are to be assessed by police after footage of apparent drug misuse and criminal activity was shown in the first episode. [Read more]
How dance classes are helping people with dementia [Watch video]
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Image source, APMark Ronson is among the latest acts to be added to the V Festival line-up.
Example, Tove Lo, Maverick Sabre, Scouting for Girls and former JLS member Aston Merrygold have also joined the bill - which is being headlined by Calvin Harris and Kasabian in August.
Image source, PAA series of designer dining chairs draped with fur coats and an opera have been shortlisted for this year's Turner Prize.
A transformed housing estate in Liverpool and a study room questioning issues around mental health also make this year's list for the often controversial art prize.
The winner - who will walk away with £25,000 - will be announced in December.
More of your reaction to the X Factor winner joining Coronation Street:
Wardywanderer tweets, external: "His role as The Artilleryman in Jeff Wayne's The War Of The Worlds showed to the max he can act well."
Alison tweets, external: "Yes he is gorgeous and a talented young man."
Vanessa Frost tweets, external: "You have to wonder which audience Coronation Street is targeting itself at." She adds, external: "There's already enough pretty boys - Coronation St is in danger of turning into Hollyoaks at this rate."
Image source, APElizabeth Wilson, who played Duston Hoffman's mother in the film The Graduate, has died aged 94.
Wilson, who was also in the film 9 to 5 with Dolly Parton, Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin, died on Saturday at Yale-New Haven Hospital in Connecticut.
She appeared in nearly 30 films, including Catch-22 and Regarding Henry and won a Tony Award for her performance in 1972's Sticks and Bones.
A memorial service is planned for later this summer.
Image source, PABig Brother is set to return to screens on Channel 5 tonight - contestants this year include a rapper, a theatre company owner, twins and a model.
Will you be watching? Is it guilty pleasure TV or has the reality show had its day? Let us know your thoughts.
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Image source, PAActor Eddie Marsan has complained about the "cliche" of dramas depicting cockneys "on coke".
Marsan, who is set to star in the BBC's magician drama Jonathan Strange And Mr Norrell, said screenwriters, commissioners and directors all come from "a small circle of society".
"Art is the job of the privileged. You can't write a screenplay if you've been doing a zero-hours contract," he added.
"You're not going to have something set on a council estate that explores all elements of human existence, the variety of experience inherent in any community.
"What you'll have is some geezer on coke with a double-barrelled shotgun. And I always say, 'I'm not doing that. You write me something that I know is true'.
Marsan, whose film roles include War Horse, Gangs of New York, Vera Drake and Happy-Go-Lucky, grew up in London's East End.
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Image source, Hayes DavidsonA free exhibition charting four centuries of building history is going on show at the Royal Academy as it embarks on its next architectural transformation. It will be ready in time for its 250th anniversary in 2018.
Image source, ReutersVienna is readying itself for the Eurovision Song Contest with gay-themed traffic lights.
Dozens of traffic lights in the city are featuring gay couples with hearts, instead of the usual gender-neutral figure.
Many of the millions who watch Eurovision include a huge gay fanbase and last year's winner, bearded transvestite Conchita Wurst, became a global gay icon with the song Rise like a Phoenix.
Vienna is also aiming to improve its traffic safety with the scheme, and the city will collate data to see it if helps improve awareness.
The Eurovision Song Contest is on 23 May so not too long to wait!
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Phil Daniels is to play the corrupt inn-keeper Monsieur Thenardier as part of the new casting for Les Miserables in the West End.
The role in the Les Mis film was played by Sacha Baron Cohen.
Daniels, who has described theatre as "my first love" will be a familiar face to audiences, having appeared in EastEnders, New Tricks, Quadrophenia and of course the Blur video for Park Life.
His stage credits include A Clockwork Orange and The Beggar's Opera.
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Image source, ReutersCarrie Fisher's daughter Billie Lourd has dispelled rumours she is going to play a young Princess Leia in Star Wars: The Force Awakens.
"That's a lie. That's a rumour, I wish I played a young princess," said Lourd, 22.
Her mother famously played Princess Leia in the original George Lucas films, hence the flurry of stories saying her daughter would follow in her footsteps.
Lourd was unable to reveal what her role will be, adding: "I can't talk to you about the character, or the lack of character. I didn't even say that. That was too much."
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Image source, ReutersKanye West has been given an honorary doctorate degree by the School of Art Institute of Chicago.
The rapper left college when he was 20 so the recognition meant he was able to finally don the cap and gown at a graduation ceremony.
He also posed for photos in his typically grumpy style.
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Image source, Wolfgang KummDespite 11 hours of secret discussions, the Berlin Philharmonic orchestra has been unable to agree on who should be their next chief conductor and artistic director.
The orchestra said they would try again to find a successor for Sir Simon Rattle "within a year".
They have some time though - Sir Simon doesn't step down until 2018.
